Sentence examples for availability of cameras from inspiring English sources

We have adopted a complementary approach that takes advantage of the wealth of data available for human faces, an indirect result of the ubiquitous availability of cameras.

"I'm a bit skeptical on whether the mass availability of cameras really does change things that much," says Lonnie Schaible, an assistant professor of criminal justice at the University of Colorado Denver.

Here, as in Pakistan, the increasing availability of camera phones and mobile Internet access is chipping away at a culture of impunity for the most powerful.

Mobileye can do this by building on top of the growing availability of camera-based ADAS systems.

As discussed in the paper, the proposed approaches to parallelization provide sufficient performance even for the future generation of 8K video processing systems, currently limited by availability of camera and display hardware.

Another big advantage is the availability of camera traps — much like the ones offered commercially by Camptraptions, where the team has built its own gear, powered by a bank of batteries.

The main difference seems to be that, with the widespread availability of digital cameras in phones today, Colonel Qaddafi's enemies started posing alongside him as he struggled to stay alive, not just after his death.

An ever increasing part of communication between persons involve the use of pictures, due to the cheap availability of powerful cameras on smartphones, and the cheap availability of storage space.

Although PET/CT imaging using 68Ga-DOTA-conjugated peptides has been shown to have high diagnostic accuracy and low radiation exposure [10, 11], limited availability of PET cameras worldwide may restrict its clinical use.

Not only has the widespread availability of quality cameras on smartphones made more people take up photography, it also means they take a lot more photos than they did back in the days when iPhoto was first created.

Compared to other non-invasive imaging modalities such as positron emission tomography, and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging, single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) remains the most commonly used modality for myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI) due to its cost effectiveness, wide availability of SPECT cameras and its well validated methodology.